Pharrell's $7.3m Bill For Copying Marvin Gaye

A jury has ruled that Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke copied Marvin Gaye with their song Blurred Lines, ordering the pair to pay $7.3m (£4.85m). The eight-person panel reached the decision after hearing nearly a week of testimony about similarities...

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Greece Threatens German Asset Seizure Over War

The Greek justice minister has announced it may seize German state-owned property to compensate victims of a Nazi massacre more than 70 years ago. "I'm ready to sign (the decision)," Nikos Paraskevopoulos said. "The prime minister is aware of the...

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Car Makers Attack 'Anti-Diesel' Campaign

By Gerard Tubb, Sky News Correspondent A growing campaign to blame the drivers of diesel cars for dangerous air pollution has been attacked by motor manufacturers. Emissions from diesel engines, including particulates and nitrogen oxides, have been...

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£1bn Printer Falls Like Domino To Japan Bid

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor A FTSE-250 printing technology company will be the latest British corporate name to fall prey to a foreign rival when it unveils a takeover deal worth close to £1bn. Sky News has learnt that the board of Domino Printing...

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Ex-Traveller Set For Divorce Win 20 Years On

A former traveller looks set to get a divorce payout from her ex-husband, who became a millionaire 10 years after they split. Kathleen Wyatt, who is seeking £1.9m from Dale Vince, did not lodge a claim until nearly 20 years after their divorce. Mr...

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‎State Funds Gear Up For £2.5bn VW Leasing Deal

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor A consortium of state-backed, pension and private equity funds is in talks to snap up the world's biggest vehicle-leasing business from Volkswagen in a deal worth an estimated £2bn. Sky News has learnt that the funds‎...

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CIA Linked To Apple Hacking Programme

By Sky News US Team The CIA has worked for nearly a decade to break the security protecting Apple phones and tablets, according to a report citing documents obtained from Edward Snowden. Investigative news website The Intercept said on Tuesday the...

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Pound Soars Amid Latest 'Greek Drama'

Fresh uncertainty over Greece has prompted a warning from the Chancellor and helped push the pound to a seven-year high of €1.40. Sterling is now at levels not seen since the autumn of 2007, meaning Britons travelling abroad will get more for their...

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China Hit By More Missed Growth Forecasts

China has been hit by a series of missed growth forecasts, indicating that the world's second largest economy may be in need of additional support measures. Retail sales, investment and factory output were all below expectation in January and February,...

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Quorn Owner Exponent Banks On Meaty Auction

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor The owner of Quorn, the meat-free food producer, ‎has hired bankers to oversee a sale following expressions of interest from possible buyers including the American group behind Alpro, the plant-based milk alternative. ...

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